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DevTalles208- Estado de - WebDev AI - 2025En este episodio hablaremos sobre los resultados de la encuesta de WebDev AI, que es básicamente información del estado de herramientas de AI que los desarrolladores usamos.Enlaces:Lhttps://dev.to/sachagreif/what-web-developers-really-think-about-ai-in-2025-2fjnhttps://survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey/state-of-devs/2025?source=devtalles2025-04-2729 min
CodingCat.dev Podcast4.19 - WebDev Fundamentals | React, Angular, and VueJoin us as we dive into web development fundamentals with Corbin! Learn about his journey, from early education to teaching and contributing to TanStack. Perfect for both new and seasoned devs. Don't miss insights on frameworks, APIs, and more. Watch, comment, and share!
https://codingcat.dev/podcast/webdev-fundamentals-or-react-angular-and-vue
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- Cloudinary https://cld.media/codingcatdev
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00:00 Introduction
00:18 Welcome Corbin
00:57 WebDev Fundamentals
01:28 College Years
02:20 Overcoming Challenges
03:50 Technical Projects
05:11 Early Interests
10:02 Working at Descript
11:45 AI in WebDev
13:00 Sponsor Break
14:56 Framework Guide
22:52 Learning Paths
37:13 Rebuilding Projects
48:02 Final Thoughts2024-07-2352 min
The ONE Program PodcastComing Full CircleWe don't get to figure out the patterns and how the dots connect in life until we're looking back with hindsight but our special guest for this episode has quite the story to share about how things have most definitely come full circle for her. We're thrilled to introduce you to Licia Dantas, AKA the WebDev Momma! Licia is a true pioneer in the world of web development and she's a fierce advocate for women in tech. In this episode, Licia shares her back story and shares how she's battled through her own challenges to reach a place in...2023-07-101h 03
The Ironhack Podcast#52 - D.O.P.E talks with a WebDev TA w/Rahaf Abu AlhassanStart your Ironhack journey today!Rahaf is the WebDev teaching assistant and alumni of our Berlin campus. She is also the host of D.O.P.E talks podcast and friend of the show. Rahaf shares her experience so far in tech from having no access to the internet to teaching webdev! 2022-03-0153 min
WebDev SuccessMeta conversations with clientsCommunication can make or break your relationship with clients, and meta conservations are one of the most important types of conversations that you can have with clients.
A meta conversation is about how you work and your working relationship with a client. It often involves setting boundaries and expectations. You are not talking about the project that you’re working on. These kinds of conversations involve setting boundaries, expectations, and addressing any problems in your business relationship with a client.
Have meta conversations and determine your boundaries. And then you can decide what a healthy wo...2021-10-0841 min
WebDev SuccessMeta conversations with clientsCommunication can make or break your relationship with clients, and meta conservations are one of the most important types of conversations that you can have with clients.
The post Meta conversations with clients first appeared on WebDev Success.2021-10-0841 min
WebDev SuccessBe the highest price option in your industryI've been in business for just about 10 years. I started as a freelancer and I’ve built an agency. I have six employees and I'm at multi-six figures and have been for several years.
The post Be the highest price option in your industry first appeared on WebDev Success.2021-10-0111 minWebDev SuccessBe the highest price option in your industryLet’s talk about pricing.
I’ve been in business for just about 10 years. I started as a freelancer and I’ve built an agency. I have six employees and I’m at multi-six figures and have been for several years.
But there’s a mythology around the multi-six figure web consulting, training, and website management business– a kind of mystery. People often wonder: How do I get there and what does it take? Does this mean I’m rich?
I would like to share the process of how I achieved a six figure busines...2021-10-0111 minWebDev SuccessHow I shifted to a "raise prices" mindsetI want to talk to you about changing your mindset on pricing.
I’ve been in business for a decade and I have learned many lessons. But there is one thing that I have never, ever regretted. That one thing is: raising my prices.
At my agency, we do web consulting and training, website management, and SEO training. I built my company to multi six-figure revenue and I employ several employees. But I started as a freelancer.
Recently, I have been thinking about the mythology around the multi six-figure business. It’s kind of a...2021-08-1315 min
WebDev SuccessHow I shifted to a “raise prices” mindsetI want to talk to you about changing your mindset on pricing.
The post How I shifted to a “raise prices” mindset first appeared on WebDev Success.2021-08-1315 minWebDev SuccessResponding to RFPs. What is an RFP?Let’s talk about Request for Proposals (RFPs).
RFP stands for request for proposal. The term refers to the hiring process used by government institutions or larger corporations wherein small business or companies are required to participate in a bidding process to be selected for contracted work.
The RFP process is meant to make the hiring process equitable and prevent government institutions and corporations.
Instead of just hiring someone to do work, they put out what’s called RFP requests for proposals, and it’s basically a bidding process to win contracts for work.2021-08-0714 min
WebDev SuccessResponding to RFPs. What is an RFP?In my web development work, I have been invited to submit many proposals. Over the years, I have decided to no longer participate in the RFP process. But why?
The post Responding to RFPs. What is an RFP? first appeared on WebDev Success.2021-08-0714 min
WebDev SuccessBecome the highest price option in your industryTen years ago, I started as a freelancer in web development. Today, I have six employees and I'm at multi-six figures and have been for several years.
The post Become the highest price option in your industry first appeared on WebDev Success.2021-07-3011 minWebDev SuccessBecome the highest price option in your industryLet’s talk about pricing.
Ten years ago, I started as a freelancer in web development. Today, I have six employees and I’m at multi-six figures and have been for several years.
But how did I get here?
First and foremost, I had to get comfortable with raising my prices to grow my business. You will have to do the same.
If you have to ask yourself:
“Am I charging enough for my services?” or “Should I raise my prices?”
Then, the answer is you need to raise you...2021-07-3011 min
webdevGet a Job: An Interactive DiscussionKenny Wilson, Cassidy Williams, Mike Seiler, and Mike M. join together in an interactive discussion about finding jobs in tech - what to look for, what to look out for, and other questions from the audience!
Read or listen along to the transcript here: https://share.descript.com/view/Mhawkqk1Mdp
This was recorded live! in the /r/webdev+web_design Discord server: https://discord.gg/web2021-07-151h 00
Svelte RadioTalking WebDev with Brittney PostmaSupport the show - become a patron!Brittney has an unusual background and an interesting story! We ask her about mentoring, teaching and how she got WebDev. Enjoy! Brittney also has her own podcast called Purrfect.dev.Music:Intro - Braden Wiggins a.k.a. Fractal (braden@fractal-hq.com)Notes:codingcat.devPurrfect.devfreeCodeCampZero to MasteryThe Console LogsDiscord CommunitiesCoding CatLevelUpTutsLearn Build TeachSpaceJellyPartyCorgiZero to Mastery (you need to pay for a course)Unpopular Opinion:Brittney: I'm done with ReactAntony: Chai is not a good a good assertion library...2021-07-0556 min
Developer TharunEp. 4 : Webdev Backend & Database • How to make the most out of Engineering? | Developer Tharun ShivThank you so much for tuning into this podcast, in this episode, we discuss about the webdev backend part.
What is backend?
The programming languages that you can use for backend
The libraries and frameworks of JavaScript that you can use for backend development
What is a Database? What are the 4 main operations called CRUD that you need to know?
What are REST APIs and example to understand them
About Authentication
In this series I talk about the the fields that you can explore as a computer science engineer. we talk about web development, app development, system admi...2021-05-1609 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastCoding Bootcamp That Combines Coding And Design (Perpetual Education)This isn't your typical coding bootcamp. In fact, I invited on Derek, the CEO of Perpetual Education, just to clarify what he was offering. To be honest, when he initially reached out to me, I was intrigued by the way he advertises the coding bootcamp. It felt design heavy, and seemed to have an entirely different perspective on what a software engineer actually is. This isn't your typical coding bootcamp, and it might not even be for you, but I think it's worth listening to his philosophy on the industry. Let me know what you think.Feel...2021-04-051h 08
DonTheDeveloper PodcastTreehouse Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree ReviewLast week, I invited on 3 graduates to review Treehouse's front end techdegree. This week, I invited on 3 more graduates to review their full stack JavaScript techdegree. We dove into what they learned, portfolio projects, peer reviews, and constructive criticism for the program. If any of this resonates with your experience or left you questioning whether or not you'd consider this program, let me know.Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperAaron Billings - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-billings-9b429610aByron Injeeli - https://www.linkedin.com/in...2021-03-291h 12
DonTheDeveloper PodcastTreehouse Front End Web Development Techdegree ReviewI invited on 3 graduates to share their experience with Treehouse's Front End Web Development Techdegree. In my opinion, Treehouse was always great at teaching the fundamentals. We dove into this in great detail. An important question came up though - does it do a good job at teaching more than just the basics and prepare graduates for professional developer positions? We talked about this as well. Enjoy!Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperClinton Hays - https://www.linkedin.com/in/clintonhaysSilvia Ramos Expósito - https://www.l...2021-03-2258 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastLambda School Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 Lambda School graduates on to talk about their experience at the coding bootcamp. They shared their experiences with the application process, curriculum, instructors, and career services. Lambda School has had quite a bit of controversy in previous reviews. Of course I brought that up in this podcast episode so that these students could either validate or reject some of the things that's been previously mentioned in reviews, reddit posts, etc.Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperJoshua Humphrey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshahumphreyPatrick Shushereba...2021-03-151h 07
The Drunken UX PodcastAnswering WebDev Questions from RedditIt's Q&A Day in the Drunken UX studio, and this week we're taking a trip over to r/WebDev to see what people are needing help with. We picked a few of our favorite questions to answer issues ranging from work responsibilities, to two-way binding, CSS background techniques, and more.
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"How common is it for developers to have multiple roles with different companies?""What would be the best way to create a webpage like this (HTML/CSS), where there is a shape in the background?"Background Image ShapesScaling of SVG backgrounds"How to...2021-03-1559 minThe Drunken UX PodcastAnswering WebDev Questions from RedditIt’s Q&A Day in the Drunken UX studio, and this week we’re taking a trip over to r/WebDev to see what people are needing help with. We picked a few of our favorite questions to...2021-03-1559 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastfreeCodeCamp Review - Does the price match the value provided?freeCodeCamp is a free online educational program for all aspiring developers. What I really wanted to get down to are 2 things.1) What value does it provide?2) Where does it fall short?We definitely answered both of those questions, and much more. As a bonus, there's tons of advice for aspiring developers packed into this episode - especially for those that don't have a lot of money to spend on things like coding bootcamps and CS degrees. Enjoy!Hosts/Guests:Zachary Simonton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachary-simonton-2a4253101Jonathan...2021-03-081h 10
DonTheDeveloper PodcastCareer Foundry Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 Career Foundry graduates on to talk about their experience at the coding bootcamp. It's a self-paced program. While they don't have instructors, it sounds like they have mentors and tutors to help you along the way. This is another coding bootcamp that offers a "job guarantee". We read some of the requirements they impose on students in order for the coding bootcamp to have to honor the job guarantee - completely unrealistic expectations.. Also, see you if you can find the easter egg in this episode I left in here. It’s not subtle.. Enjoy!Ho...2021-03-011h 17
DonTheDeveloper PodcastDevmountain iOS Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 Devmountain graduates on to talk about their experience with the iOS program at the coding bootcamp. It sounds like they prefer hiring former students rather than developers with real experience, which is an interesting choice. What I really loved about this episode was that everyone really shared some nose to the ground and just grind stories that I think will be inspirational for many people.Guests:Perez Willie-Nwobu - https://www.linkedin.com/in/perez-willie-nwobu-240b5b116Jake Loresch - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakeloreschNicholas Boleky - https://www.linkedin...2021-02-221h 21
DonTheDeveloper PodcastYou Do NOT Need A CS Degree To Become A DeveloperIn this web development podcast episode, I made the statement that within 5 years, under 50% of junior software engineers will have a Computer Science degree. Software engineering is a field that updates too quickly for college curriculums to keep up with at a fast pace, which is often why they're outdated. They put students in a massive amount of debt without any guarantee of a job. Alternative paths such as coding bootcamps and self-paced online programs are on the rise, and rightfully so. With the abundant access of education on the internet, it's no longer worth the return on your...2021-02-1553 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastSpringboard Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 Springboard graduates on to talk about their experience at the coding bootcamp. If I'm not mistaken, this is one of the longest coding bootcamps I've reviewed so far. It sounds like they don't have instructors. It's certainly an interesting way to structure a coding bootcamp to say the least. Most importantly, I'm very concerned about how much of a guarantee their "job guarantee" actually is. What graduates shared with me is a red flag in my eyes. Hopefully this gives you some insight into what questions to ask before you decide on a coding bootcamp....2021-02-041h 05
DonTheDeveloper PodcastInterviewing the CEO of Nucamp Coding BootcampI invited on Nucamp’s CEO, Ludo, to address much of the feedback from my previous video where I brought on 3 graduates to share their experiences at Nucamp. Given that it’s such a cheap coding bootcamp, we dove into many of the tradeoffs he chose to make when forming Nucamp. I think this is an interesting window into a coding bootcamp CEO's philosophy on curating and managing a coding bootcamp.Previous episode where 3 graduates reviewed Nucamp:https://www.buzzsprout.com/948958/6757864Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and live...2021-02-021h 14
DonTheDeveloper PodcastLearningFuze Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 LearningFuze graduates on to talk about their experience at the coding bootcamp. While they advertise as fullstack it feels geared for frontend. Also, we dove into a couple of rants about in-person vs remote experiences and how most fullstack developers are not really fullstack developers.. Enjoy!Guests:Kevin Tolentino - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinstolentinoJerry Ong - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerryong89Michael Poole - https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-j-pooleDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods....2021-01-251h 06
c’t uplink - der IT-Podcast aus NerdistanLinux und optimaler PC, Aerosolwarner, E-Scooter im Alltag | c't uplink #36.3Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Thorsten Leemhuis, Pina Merkert, Dennis Schirrmacher
Unsere Bauvorschläge für den optimalen PC 2021 laufen prima mit Windows, aber wie sieht's bei Linux aus? Linux-Experte Thorsten Leemhuis hat alle drei Vorschläge unter Ubuntu durchgetestet und war im Großen und Ganzen zufrieden. Bei einem Bauvorschlag gabs aber ein großes Problem mit dem Netzwerkchip. In c't uplink erklärt er, warum man gerade bei neuen Komponenten unter Linux manchmal nachhelfen muss, und warum einige Linux-Distributionen besser als andere mit frischer Hardware klarkommen.
Pina Merkert war in ihrer Werkstatt und hat einen Aerosolwarner für Zu...2021-01-231h 09
DonTheDeveloper PodcastBrainstation Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 graduates on to talk about their experience at Brainstation (coding bootcamp). With Jessica’s pro Linkedin tips, Nikki’s insight into unpaid internships, and Kate’s attempt to demonetize my video to keep us on our toes, I think this episode ended up turning out really well. Let me know what you think.Guests:Jessica Kwok - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-kwokNikki Noriega - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikki-noriegaKatelin Cook - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katelin-cookDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshap...2021-01-191h 16
DonTheDeveloper PodcastFullstack Academy Coding Bootcamp ReviewI finally got to invite 3 graduates on to give me an update on what their recent Fullstack Academy experience has been like. As many of you know, I graduated from FSA years ago, so I was REALLY excited to get to hear what they've been up to. With being acquired and forced to go fully remote, it sounds like there have been some challenges. In this episode, we dive into all of it - the good and the bad.Guests:Niko Sward - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nswardKali - https://www.linkedin.com...2021-01-171h 18
DonTheDeveloper PodcastCode Fellows Coding Bootcamp Review - "A Holistic Experience"I invited 3 graduates on to talk about their experience at Code Fellows. This coding bootcamp is unique in that it breaks its curriculum up into modules and even allows you to choose your own path to learn the tech stack that you want to learn. It felt like this one really focused on producing resourceful developers. What do you think?Guests:Chris Ball - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ballAdrienne Easton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrienne-eastonGwendolyn Buchthal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gwenbuchthalDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson2021-01-141h 16
WebDev SuccessShould you give discounts to nonprofit organizations?As my company grows, so do the requests for nonprofit discounts. If you are in the business of digital content creation, then you probably get a lot of requests for free and discounted services.
At my agency, requests for discounts based upon nonprofit status are always met with “no”. We even get ahead of this question by answering it in advance on our FAQ page.
I’m confident about that decision, but I didn’t always feel confident saying “no.”
The first time I heard the words, "Do you provide a discount for nonprofits?”...2021-01-1208 min
WebDev SuccessShould you give discounts to nonprofit organizations?As my company grows, so do the requests for nonprofit discounts. If you are in the business of digital content creation, then you probably get a lot of requests for free and discounted services.
At my agency, requests for discounts based upon nonprofit status are always met with “no”. We even get ahead of this question by answering it in advance on our FAQ page.
I’m confident about that decision, but I didn’t always feel confident saying “no.”
The first time I heard the words, “Do you provide a discount for nonprofits?” I...2021-01-1208 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastHow To Become a Self-taught Developer (Advice and Stories From Actual Self-taught Developers)I invited 3 self-taught developers on to talk about their journeys of becoming professional developers and share advice on how you can follow the same path. At a time where opportunities are limited due to the pandemic, we need all options on the table more than ever. If you believe that the only way to become a professional developer is to invest in a college degree or coding bootcamp, why not listen to a few developers who carved out their own path?Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperAaron Billings...2021-01-121h 15
DonTheDeveloper PodcastHackbright Academy Review - Does This Women's Only Coding Bootcamp Actually Empower Women?You might have started hearing about women's only coding bootcamps popping up. Listening to some of the women I've mentored, I can promise you that some of these don’t deliver on their promise to set women up for success in the tech industry. My main objective for this episode was to see if this coding bootcamp helped women become more confident and resourceful, and actually put them in the software engineering industry. We got to talk about whether or not Hackbright Academy delivered on that promise.Guests:Bahar Asefi - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ba...2021-01-081h 18
WebDev SuccessRookie mistakes every freelance website developer makesOne of my coaching clients showed up with a list of questions to go over during our coaching session. I could tell from her list that we had moved past the practical nuts and bolts of building a website for a customer. She wanted to know about the inside operation and growth of her website development business.
“What if I’m not good at making a website look nice? You know…the design part?”
“How do you get people to pay you thousands of dollars for a website when they can get one for a few hundre...2021-01-0512 min
WebDev SuccessRookie mistakes every freelance website developer makesOne of my coaching clients showed up with a list of questions to go over during our coaching session. I could tell from her list that we had moved past the practical nuts and bolts of building a website for a customer. She wanted to know about the inside operation and growth of her website development business.
“What if I’m not good at making a website look nice? You know…the design part?”
“How do you get people to pay you thousands of dollars for a website when they can get one for a few hundre...2021-01-0512 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastHow To Become A Self-taught Frontend DeveloperI absolutely loved the vibe of this group. It was just a silly, wholesome podcast episode. We shared humble experiences of what it’s been like for us as developers and more specifically, working mainly on the frontend. Then we came up with a strategy and mapped out on a timeline, of becoming a frontend developer - just starting to job-ready. Best of all, we focused on the self-taught route. If you don't have money to spend on an expensive college degree or even a coding bootcamp, this episode is especially for you.Host/Guests:Don Ha...2020-12-311h 22
DonTheDeveloper PodcastIronhack Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few graduates on to talk about their experience at Ironhack. At 9 weeks, this coding bootcamp is 3 weeks shy of the typical 3 month-long coding bootcamp. Is 9 weeks enough time to prepare you for a professional developer position? We dove into that, as well as other pros and cons of the program. Enjoy!Adrian Visnieski - https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrian-visnieskiHenry Doce - https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrydoceRodrigo Moura - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodrigo-jorge-mouraDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives...2020-12-221h 19
DonTheDeveloper PodcastActualize Coding Bootcamp Review - Does This Coding Bootcamp Teach You Enough?I invited a few graduates on to talk about their experience at Actualize. This is another coding bootcamp that seems to be meant for giving working professionals an opportunity to transition into software engineering. We also had a really honest conversation about learning a less marketable stack - Ruby on Rails and Vuejs. Finally, we dove into something that you should NEVER put on your resume and Linkedin profile. Enjoy!Guests:Daniel Afkhami-Ardekani - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-ardekaniDaniel Haymes - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-haymesKevin Nelson - https://www...2020-12-171h 12
DonTheDeveloper PodcastNucamp Coding Bootcamp Review - The Affordable Coding BootcampI invited a few graduates on to talk about their experience at Nucamp. At less than $2000, this coding bootcamp is probably the cheapest coding bootcamp that I've reviewed so far. The target audience definitely seems to be focused on working professionals that are looking for a low-cost entry into the software engineering industry. Towards the end, you'll also get to hear me go off on a rant and squash bad advice that came from a huge personality in the developer community. Don't ever be afraid to make a mistake as a developer. Just don't make the same mistake twice...2020-12-081h 17
DonTheDeveloper PodcastWhat It’s Like To Work As A Software Engineer at GoogleI invited current and ex-Google software engineers on to talk about their experiences of what it's like to be a developer at Google. We dug into rumors, perks, day to day, and the interview process. We even took some time out to compare it with software engineer positions at smaller companies. They actually got me to change my mind about whether or not I could see myself working at Google!Guests:Jeremy Wall - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremywallJoon Park - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joonpark13Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson2020-12-021h 24
DonTheDeveloper PodcastLe Wagon Coding Bootcamp Review (The Coding Bootcamp For Entrepreneurs)I got to talk with some coding bootcamp graduates that graduated from Le Wagon, a highly rated coding bootcamp on Course Report. This one was very interesting, especially given that the classes are hosted primarily out of the United States. Up until now, I've focused on coding bootcamps that resided mainly in the US. Also, this coding bootcamp redefined what a full-stack developer can truly be, which REALLY made me re-think a couple of things. If me butchering a french name for an hour straight doesn't completely chase you away, I think you're going to enjoy this one.2020-11-221h 20
DonTheDeveloper PodcastUX Fundamentals EVERY Aspiring Front End Developer Should KnowI'm a full-stack developer that is terrible with design, and I'm slowly learning more about UX and accessibility each year. I can't tell you how valuable it's been to start dipping my toes in the UX world, and how much of a better developer it's made me. So, I invited 3 people with UX/design backgrounds to talk about why it's important for developers to at least get comfortable with the fundamentals and the steps you can take to start getting more knowledgeable in these areas.Guests:Andy Avellan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andycavellan...2020-11-161h 05
DonTheDeveloper PodcastWhat Hiring Managers Look For in a Junior DeveloperI initially invited 3 VPs of Engineering on to talk about how to improve software engineer retention on teams. Ultimately, they ended up sharing great advice for developers wanting to grow. We also dove into hot topics like the pros and cons of white board interviews; WFH policies during COVID-19; and requests for salary raises. I really think this was a great podcast episode that has tons of useful advice for developers trying to grow. Let me know what you think!Guests:Scott Ferguson - https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottfergMichael Cruz - https://www...2020-11-091h 17
DonTheDeveloper PodcastThinkful Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited 3 graduates on to talk about their experience at Thinkful. We dove into the application process, curriculum, instructors, and job assistance. One thing that was really surprising to hear was the extremely high dropout rate (76%) in Gage's cohort. We definitely covered the good and the bad for this coding bootcamp.Guests:Gage Eide - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gage-eideAnthony Bostic - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonytbAlex Olson - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexj-olsonDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and...2020-11-021h 22webdevNew Season!Discord members introduce themselves and we begin to design an open source project!2020-10-2400 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastDevmountain Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few Devmountain graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers. It sounds like they ended up moving basecamp so that students didn't have any pre-work going into the bootcamp. This brings a variety of skill levels into a coding bootcamp. Was this a good idea for Devmountain? You better believe I dove further into this topic.Guests:Sean Parmar - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-parmarEthan Sanders - https://www...2020-10-231h 05
DonTheDeveloper PodcastApp Academy Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few App Academy graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers. We dove into some really interesting tangents that I absolutely loved. For example, are some coding bootcamps predatory? If so, what does that look like?Guests:Peter Choi - https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterchoi24Aaron Zick - https://www.linkedin.com/in/amzickNicolas Schneider - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-schneider-01Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson2020-10-211h 23
DonTheDeveloper PodcastFlatiron Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few Flatiron graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers.Guests:Andrea Barr - https://www.linkedin.com/in/abarrdevSarah Laloggia - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahlaloggiaDominique Skaf - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominique-skaf-57b3971a0Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help...2020-10-121h 15
DonTheDeveloper PodcastHack Reactor Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few Hack Reactor graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers.Guests:Nathan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/natemullinsPatricia - https://www.linkedin.com/in/patriciashiraziNicholas - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nrpartridge/Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help - https://calendly.com...2020-10-081h 09
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gs-webdev/support2020-10-0707 minWebDev SuccessWebDev Success Podcast TrailerWelcome to the WebDev Success podcast. I’m Emily Journey and this podcast is where I take a hard look at the challenges facing the website development industry. Learn how to attract loyal customers, how to raise your prices with confidence, and take steps to craft the work life you’ve always wanted.
Listen in with me, Emily Journey, and develop brilliantly.2020-10-0101 min
WebDev SuccessWebDev Success Podcast TrailerWelcome to the WebDev Success podcast. I’m Emily Journey and this podcast is where I take a hard look at the challenges facing the website development industry. Learn how to attract loyal customers, how to raise your prices with confidence, and take steps to craft the work life you’ve always wanted. Listen in with me, Emily Journey, and develop brilliantly.
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DonTheDeveloper PodcastCoding Dojo Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited Coding Dojo graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers.Guests:Magdalena - https://www.linkedin.com/in/magdalena-kinneyKeiko - https://www.linkedin.com/in/keiko-kamiyaChristopher - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-carey-699b64175Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help - https://calendly.com/dont...2020-09-281h 16DadCode PodcastBeing a Dad Web Developer (and plans for the future)Hey you! Make sure to check out my social pages!
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DonTheDeveloper PodcastHow To Become a Self-taught Backend DeveloperEveryone wants to know the perfect roadmap to becoming a backend developer. In this web development podcast episode, I invited on a senior software engineer, and I think we came up with something very close to that. Nick laid out a thoughtful, step by step roadmap to becoming a backend developer. If he had to become a backend developer all over again, this is exactly how he would do it.Host/Guest:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperNick Rodriguez - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickrodriguez80Digital Disruption with Geoff...2020-09-2158 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastGeneral Assembly Coding Bootcamp ReviewI invited a few General Assembly graduates on to talk about the coding bootcamp. We dove into what their experience was like and if it provided the education and support needed to become professional developers.Guests:Sarah - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpanaliganYashoma - https://www.linkedin.com/in/yboodhanAllie - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alliepacygaDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help - https://calendly.com...2020-09-071h 17
DonTheDeveloper PodcastWhat 2 Brand New Developers Had To Do To Get Their First Developer JobI invited Emma and Sarah on the podcast to share their experience as brand new developers. We talked about how their new positions have been going, and also their coding journey of finally getting that first position.Emma: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-lintz-b5b71353/Sarah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahpanaligan/Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help - https://calendly.com/donthedeveloper/coaching🎮 Join Discord - https://discord.gg/TpQe2k8...2020-08-241h 05
DonTheDeveloper PodcastFullstack Academy Graduates Share Tips For Aspiring Web DevelopersI invited several Fullstack Academy graduates, who are now software engineers, for a round-table discussion, focused on talking about topics that help junior developers. They also happen to have helped me mentor over a thousand junior developers that have come through our developer Meetup. The entry-level market is becoming more saturated, so we made sure to give tons of advice on how to stand out from other applicants and to not get discouraged.Ben: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-odisho/Mark: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markallenblanchard/Nick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickrodriguez80/...2020-08-031h 27
DonTheDeveloper PodcastFullstack Academy Coding Bootcamp ReviewIf you're considering coding bootcamps at this time, this podcast episode is for you! As some of you may know, I graduated from Fullstack Academy years ago. I know what you're thinking. "Will this guy ever shut up about Fullstack Academy?" Yes, yes I will, but just for this episode. Instead I brought on another Fullstack Academy graduate to review it. At the time of recording this episode, he's actually an assistance instructor for the Chicago campus. That means he has up-to-date knowledge of what's going on there.Host/Guest:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin...2020-07-201h 22
DonTheDeveloper PodcastNorthwestern Coding Bootcamp Review (with Brandon)I had an open and honest review of Northwestern's coding bootcamp in Chicago, with one of their graduates (Brandon). I've met a lot of their graduates in short durations when they stopped by our web development mentorship Meetup, but this was the first time I really got to dive deep into what the experience was like. I actually worked with Brandon shortly after he graduated, so this was a really fun podcast interview!Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------2020-07-131h 03
DonTheDeveloper PodcastDevelopers ALWAYS Screw These Things Up When WFH | Advice For Remote DevelopersIn 2020, people have been given more opportunities to WFH in light of COVID-19. I have to warn you though - working from home is a different beast. Many people find it hard to be productive at home, and for good reason. I assure you though, just like anything else, you can get better at it and be as productive, if not more then, when you worked in the office. Danny has been working remote for years now and has a ton of advice to share with you!Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com...2020-06-2248 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastTips For Working With QA As A Web DeveloperOften, the last line of defense to make sure your feature meets quality standards before you deploy your code is QA. In this episode, I invited a QA engineer to talk shop. We talked about what it's like to work with QA, and more importantly, what the expectations of both the developer and QA are to have a positive relationship.Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperKevin Kurien - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinkurienDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and...2020-05-251h 00
Working DraftRevision 424: Tools!Mit Stefan Judis (Twitter, Web), seines Zeichens Devrel bei Contentful, plauderten Schepp, Hans und Peter über Webdev-Tools im Allgemeinen und die Auswirkungen von Tools auf den Webdev-Alltag im Besonderen.
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Stefan hat Tiny-Helpers in die Welt gesetzt und hat daher seine ganz eigene Sicht auf Webdev-Tools aller Art. Wir plaudern über Next.js PHP, Typescript, Ant, Yeoman, Grunt, Gulp, Webpack, Rollup, NVM, Parcel, Abenteuer mit Google Maps und OpenDeviceLab.com, Rome, Snowpack, Algolio, die Vor- und Nachteile des Einkaufs bei Cloud-Händler und zu guter letzt über Stefans liebste Tiny Helpers: Namae, Fonty und den CSS...2020-05-141h 11
DonTheDeveloper PodcastJSLovers Meetup Organizer Shares Tips For Aspiring Web DevelopersNeha is a web development manager and a rising female leader in the tech industry. She also grew her JavaScript meetup to over 4000 members! We started off sharing experiences of growing our Meetups, but really ended up having great conversations around things like what aspiring developers can do to nail the interview, and even dove into overcoming the struggles that sometimes come with being a woman in the tech industry.You can connect with her on Twitter @hellonehhaJoin one of her Meetups: https://www.meetup.com/jsloversDigital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover...2020-05-041h 13
DonTheDeveloper PodcastTOP Tips To Help Aspiring Developers Find A RecruiterI got a chance to interview Hammad, a recruiter with over 15+ years of experience! I wanted to dive into the frustrations of working with some agency recruiters as a developer, and what could be done about that.You can reach Hammad on Linkedin. He's invited struggling developers to reach out to him with any career related questions.https://www.linkedin.com/in/hammad-mapara-mba-a113192/Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson Discover how technology is reshaping our lives and livelihoods.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify---------------------------------------------------🔥 Webdev Career Help - https://cale...2020-04-271h 13
The F-WordChrome 81, Firefox 75, gaps in Safari, webdev glossary, a11y for designers01:46 Chrome 81: badging, MIDI, Fugu07:27 Firefox 75: lazy loading, clamp13:36 The future of HTML forms25:41 Gaps in Safari release notes29:56 Webdev glossary, a11y for designersHostsBruce LawsonVadim MakeevChrome 81: badging, MIDI, FuguNew in Chrome 81BopPad by Keith McMillenFirefox 75: lazy loading, clampFirefox 75: Ambitions for AprilThe future of HTML formsHTML isn’t done! by Nicole Sullivan, Greg WhitworthCan we please style the control?! by Greg WhitworthHaving an open dialog by Scott O’HaraPolyfill for :focus-visible by Rob DodsonGaps in Safari release notesCan I use: Gap in G...2020-04-2736 min
DonTheDeveloper PodcastInterviewing My First Boss - Why He Hired Me As a DeveloperAfter years of working together, I got a chance to sit down with my old boss and talk about how my interview went, and really dive into tips and advice on what juniors can do to stand out from other candidates with developer positions. For context, he's a senior software engineer, with a front-end focus, that has over 15 years of experience as a developer.Host/Guests:Don Hansen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/donthedeveloperDanny Peck - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannypeckYou can reach Danny on Twitter @dep. He actually...2020-04-201h 02
GameDive: Redefining Game DiscoveryEpisode 11 Interview with Oscar Clark, Former Evangelist for Papaya Mobile, Applifier and Unity TechnologiesI did interview Oscar Clark, who didnt want to tell me his age! In a way he did.
The whole interview you can listen here. It was a magical an hour. I just couldnt stop him and that is the format! Get industry people to talk, explain, share their vision, war stories, the do’s & don’t’s and more.
So some topics that we touched;
Who is Oscar and what is he doing?
He is mentioning a new company, but cannot reveal yet the details, but something he is!
Which events should we attend...2020-03-191h 02webdevJagz from CodeGuru.ioJagz creates a youtube video tutorial series focused on webdevelopment and has several great tutorials focused specifically on the VUE.js framework Quasar
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2020-01-311h 19webdevJulian from pagecheck.app talks with Mike about distributed systems, postqueue and phoreJulian from pagecheck.app talks with Mike about distributed systems, postqueue and phore.
He has been working on pagecheck.app for the past three months and is looking for feedback and free beta users using the code webdevtrial!
We talk about the distributed architecture that underlies his new app. His postgres server that uses a new framework he built because bull jobs was too slow, and timescaledb - a column oriented automatically partitioned extension to Postgres, and next.js the "next" react framework!
https://github.com/meyer9/postqueue - postqueue was written by...2020-01-1456 minDadCode PodcastWinter Break Diary Podcast (Fall Semester is over!)In this episode, I talked about my experience during the school semester. I explained what I went through at work and in classes and how I was inspired to learn code on my own. To support me click here.
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DadCode PodcastThe Value of a Web DeveloperIn this episode, i talk about my history and experience in web development and how my value mattered.
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gs-webdev/support2019-07-0804 minwebdevThe Gospel According to Blake WatsonBlake Watson is a web designer and developer living outside Jackson, MS. He is a member of the web team at Mad Genius. You can see some of his work over on the Mad Genius portfolio.
When not pushing pixels or creating bugs, Blake is probably listening to music, writing a novel, gaming, or enjoying a movie or TV show.
Blake has a disability called spinal muscular atrophy, and he is a monthly supporter of NMD United, a non-profit run by adults with nueromuscular conditions for adults with neuromuscular conditions.
http://blakewatson...2019-06-2545 minwebdevAn Interview: Gabriel "gmem" SimmerJustin interviews Gabriel "gmem" Simmer, one of the /r/webdev Discord admins and subreddit moderator, about how he got this way, opinions on CMS platforms, and the future of the web.
gmem's GitHub: https://github.com/gmemstr?tab=repositories&type=source
gmem on Drupal.org: https://www.drupal.org/u/gmem2019-06-1045 minwebdevThe Artist and the ArtisanJustin interviews Dayvi Schuster AKA @Frosty and his site is https://www.arctek.dev
join the discord and say hi https://discord.gg/keD8rZp2019-06-0855 minwebdevMonitoring alerts from smart humidifiersit's late
smart humidifiers
ethereum hackathon
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making fun of Alexa
Pomodoro technique
and more2019-05-272h 28webdevMay the Fourth Webdev YouShow notes for our new episode:
Wildbuddha / Justin joined us for the first time
No Endgame spoilers but we talk about it a little along with other comic book movies
All about how to use checklists professionally to make sure you do all your easy things and give you the freedom to think creatively - book review of https://www.amazon.com/Checklist-Manifesto-How-Things-Right/dp/0312430000
We almost talked about user onboarding
We talked a lot about Imports in javascript and node js
How package.json works, what is...2019-05-052h 16webdevMikers and Shadow Path chat about PHP, NodeJS and GOLumen a php microframework by the creators of laravel:
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<?php
$app->get('user/{id}', function($id) {
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func main() {
http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
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2019-03-032h 49webdevEpisode 4 - Continous Integration, Security, and DanThis week we are joined by bencomicgraphics, gmem, mossbyte, techsquidtv and shadowpath, and covered security on the web, continuous integration and travisci's recent purchase, and explore the life of Dan the developer.2019-02-241h 46webdevWeb apps to stream Nirvana and who shot Kurt Cobain?We discuss Json resume formats, printing out your portfolio, some top posts from the subreddit and whether Courtney Love shot Kurt Cobain!2019-02-212h 44webdevHow to get ahead in an interviewepisode 1 teaser 2019-02-1000 minwebdevInaugural Episode - Introductions, interview tips, war stories, lots moreInaugural Episode - Introductions, interview tips, war stories, lots more 2019-02-102h 09
DevCouchxDC0E Dieses Durcheinander soll ein Unit Test sein?
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ASP.NET Core 2.1 Roadmap
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2018/02/02/asp-net-core-2-1-roadmap/
EF Core 2.1
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/02/02/entity-framework-core-2-1-roadmap/
Razor...2018-02-171h 21